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For the purposes of this email my public domain is www.myhome.com My active directory domain is ad.myhome.com I created a host header value on my web server for intranet and intranet.ad.myhome.com I created a host record in DNS for intranet There is no "." forwarder Scenario 1: My web server is a member of the active directory Users in the active directory can't get to http://intranet or http://intranet.ad.myhome.com. When they type this address or any incorrect web address it results in what seems to be a redirect to www.myhome.com Users outside of the active directory can get to http://intranet.ad.myhome.com Scenario 2: My web server is not a member of the active directory Users in the active directory can get to http://intranet but not http://intranet.ad.myhome.com. Incorrect web addresses result in a page not found. How do I get http://intranet to work for both types of users? Why does there seem to be a redirect for any user within the active directory to www.myhome.com if they type an incorrect url? Thanks, Aaron

Hi, Is it possible to connect a network of 192.168.1.0 to a network of 192.168.2.0? If so could one be on a switch with all the hosts having static IP's and the other have a router? Or would both networks need to have routers? Thanks!